Cellular Trail Cameras

[Roy]

Suggestions? I need two.
Thanks.

[FLGobstopper]

I have a SpyPoint Link-micro and I wouldn't recommend that one. It works but I've had more issues with updates to the firmware that have resulted in it not sending pics all the sudden. It's served it's purpose and it's clued me in on some MRI that resulted in me getting a couple deer and a few turkeys on a couple small pieces of public I hunt. But, I'm not the best sitter and realized it's just not worth the hassle and investment for me.

Heard good things about the new Tactacam cell cams that are out for about the same price point as the SpyPoint. I'd give a look there.

[guesswho]

I have Cuddebacks. No complaints. What I like about them is you can run up to 16 cameras on one cell plan.

[Jbird22]

Last year's Tactacam Reveal was the best, by far, you could get for the money.

[tracker8320]

X2 on the Tactacam Reveal...I sell trail cameras in a retail shop and couldn't keep them in stock. That say's it all. Best camera for the money with decent pay plans, 24 mp. The newer model is out, Reveal X, $119.99 at Cabelas or Scheels. I already set one up with no issues... Takes 12 AAs to run though, would be nice to see this change to 8 or 6, solar power capable though.

[SwampDrummin]

.....none. Cell cams ruined pine goat hunting for me. Wish I could take it back.

[guesswho]

Sell it on EBay. Problem solved.

[Roy]

I should have stated this before. But, I have AT&T coverage.

[guesswho]

I should have stated this before. But, I have AT&T coverage.

I don’t think that will matter You just buy the model for AT&T. As long as you have cell coverage where you plan on putting a camera you should be good.

[Roy]

I should have stated this before. But, I have AT&T coverage.

I don’t think that will matter You just buy the model for AT&T. As long as you have cell coverage where you plan on putting a camera you should be good.

10-4 on that